This Drive-Thru Worker Has a Hilarious Way of Confirming Orders

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Have you ever ordered something at a drive-thru and wondered if the worker heard you correctly? Well, one drive-thru worker has a unique way of making sure that he gets every order right. He repeats every item as a rap, with a catchy rhythm and a confident expression.

The result is a hilarious video that has gone viral on YouTube, with a large numbers of views and likes. The video shows a customer ordering a large coke, a cheeseburger, and a chicken sandwich at a fast-food restaurant. The drive-thru worker responds with “A large coke? A cheeseburger? A chicken sandwich?” in a rap style that makes the customer smile.The customer can’t help but compliment the drive-thru worker’s rap skills, and even asks him to do it again. The drive-thru worker obliges, and repeats the order with the same rap style. The customer thanks him for making his day, and drives away with a smile.

Some YouTube users commented that the drive-thru worker’s rap might actually be a good way to avoid mistakes and ensure accuracy. One user wrote, “I worked at McDonald’s for 2 years and this is actually genius. It makes the customer happy and confirms their order in a fun way.” Another user agreed, “This is actually brilliant. I bet he has fewer messed up orders than most.”

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Others compared the drive-thru worker’s behavior to another video . In that video, the TikToker ordered a “grande caramel ribbon crunch frappuccino with extra crunchies” at Starbucks, and the cashier responded with “What size?” The TikToker captioned the video with “She didn’t know how to order”, implying that the cashier was clueless. However, many viewers pointed out that the TikToker was actually the one who didn’t know how to order, since he didn’t specify the size of his drink.

Whether it’s repeating every item as a rap or asking for the size of a drink, these two videos show that working at a drive-thru is not an easy job. It requires patience, efficiency, and accuracy, as well as a sense of humor.